
From the Start, I Stumble into the Military Intelligence Bureau: I’m the Strongest Fortune-Making Agent
开局误入军统,我是最强财神特工
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 421k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I'm the Kuomintang Secret Service's God of Wealth我是军统财神爷Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
206Chapters
3.7kReads · 30 days
189.6kReads · all time
296Shelves
7.8Score
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It's quite interesting if you don't watch it as a traditional spy thriller. While it doesn't hold up to scrutiny in terms of spy details, and it lacks the sophistication of a typical business drama, it's more of a comedic and entertaining genre. I suggest the author introduce a subplot with a twist at a certain point or in a chapter, such as a change in the protagonist's self-awareness or an analysis from another character's perspective that directly addresses the central theme.
This is the first spy novel I've read that takes a financial perspective, and the author's writing is quite good. I find this rare! 💕
It's quite good. The male protagonist travels back to the Republican era, is brave and resourceful, and becomes wealthy. The show captures the characters' inner thoughts and portrays them as courageous and responsible. The plot is full of twists and turns.
It shows how much we can learn from the world of a genius. As times progress, more and more outstanding people are like this. The language is concise, clear and fluent. It's worth looking forward to! A newbie is here, making money and catching Japanese spies. The whole thing is funny and interesting, so let's share this great article!
Yes, it'll be a hit, but the protagonist can't put himself in danger anymore.
A good novel; Jun Tong's story is quite good.
Listening to the audiobook was quite humorous and funny, and the writing was also quite good.
The writing is excellent, the logic is clear and well-organized, and it's a rare find!
Interesting things, great content 🙂
All of this author's books are worth reading! Once you start, you can't put them down.